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Jehlum Post News|Jammu| Sep 1, 2014| Shri N. N. Vohra, Governor of J&K, briefed the President, Shri Pranab Mukherjee, regarding all important issues relating to the State. The President, on a two day visit to the State, presided over the 14th Convocation ...

Created: Thursday, 04 September 2014 16:41
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Jammu| Sep 01, 2014|The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee attended the 14th Convocation of University of Jammu today at Jammu.Speaking on the occasion, the President said universities today need to become drivers of innovation. Their focus should ...

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The controversy around Nestle's Maggi noodles has caused panic throughout the nation and it doesn't look like it will die down any time soon.

After the initial test results by Uttar Pradesh Department of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) showed harmful levels of monosodium glutamate (MSG) and lead in Maggi, various states across India and even Bangladesh conducted tests on Maggi to find out whether the food product is safe or not.

The controversy around Maggi has led to tests being conducted across the country.

The entire controversy began when the UP FDA last month asked Nestle India to withdraw a batch of Maggi noodles "which were manufactured in February 2014" after it found high levels of added MSG, a taste enhancer, in the noodles and lead beyond permissible limits.